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Jun 20, 2020 6:07 AM
#1
For me, it'd be creamy tagliatelle with mushrooms and cherry tomatoes. |
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Jun 20, 2020 6:30 AM
#2
pasta with cheese, mushrooms and ketchup is the only way to go |
Jun 20, 2020 6:32 AM
#3
Anything my bf makes. But if I have to cook myself - salmon sashimi (main dish) and sour cherry (dessert). |
Jun 20, 2020 6:35 AM
#4
Does burger count? I absolutely would love to eat burger for the rest of my life |
Jun 20, 2020 6:35 AM
#5
pocky('s), assuming we aren't considering nutrition lol. |
Jun 20, 2020 7:10 AM
#6
fried chicken is fine lol and no im not black if someone invoke racial stereotypes |
Jun 20, 2020 7:19 AM
#7
Something that doesn't taste like anything. |
Jun 20, 2020 7:19 AM
#8
If where talking about health potato something, if we are ignoring health steak and chips. |
Jun 20, 2020 7:23 AM
#9
Steak. I have never once gotten tired of eating meat. Gets me full and gives me enough nutrients to survive. |
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Jun 20, 2020 7:30 AM
#10
Some healthy pizza, so I can still get my calcium from the melted cheese and not get osteoporosis when I turn just right beyond the retirement age of 65. |
Jun 20, 2020 7:36 AM
#11
Veggie burgers maybe since you're getting a fine tasting meal that's also healthy(?) Plus the fact that I'm not eating animals |
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Jun 20, 2020 7:38 AM
#12
ye veggie burgers like i want to try those Impossible Burgers are great too if we are considering healthy food here |
Jun 20, 2020 7:47 AM
#13
Goat vindaloo curry with a lot of bone marrow and potatoes included, over rice, with a side of garlic naan bread. And a glass of Laphroaig scotch with a few ice cubes. |
Jun 20, 2020 7:48 AM
#14
Food: - Lightly fried sliced potatoes with sweet red peppers, onions, mushrooms (butter bread, baked fish for breakfast) Drink: - Hot black tea |
Jun 20, 2020 7:56 AM
#15
risotto, possibly with beef or gyro if money and fitness aren't an issue |
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Jun 20, 2020 9:10 AM
#16
hmm this is a hard question, but probably something from Torikizoku. So Yakitori. |
Jun 20, 2020 9:57 AM
#17
Definitely sushi, I would love to eat that for the rest of my life |
Jun 20, 2020 3:32 PM
#18
My favourite meal right now is Sheperd's Pie, so that. |
Jun 20, 2020 3:59 PM
#19
something with all food groups is probably a healthy choice. this one seems good maybe this one is worth a shot too. https://www.allrecipes.com/recipe/72739/five-food-groups-macaroni-salad/ I'd really be tempted to just eat pizza forever though |
Jun 20, 2020 4:09 PM
#20
Tom yum; awesome stuff. Or maybe, Tom kha kai. |
Jun 20, 2020 4:14 PM
#21
I think I'd go for a pizza with loooooots of different vegetables. |
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Jun 20, 2020 6:15 PM
#22
Seafood chowders of any kind. I can't get enough of chowders like clam chowder. |
Jun 20, 2020 6:51 PM
#23
can bread be considered a dish? what about a wide selection of breads? i would gladly live off just bread, anyway. |
Jun 20, 2020 7:13 PM
#24
Rich with chicken wings, it's probably lacking in nutritional value, but whatever |
Jun 20, 2020 8:22 PM
#25
deg said: fried chicken is fine lol and no im not black if someone invokes racial stereotypes Is fish dirt cheap compared to meat in your country (and around) there? |
Jun 20, 2020 8:24 PM
#26
BallistikJuice said: deg said: fried chicken is fine lol and no im not black if someone invokes racial stereotypes Is fish dirt cheap compared to meat in your country (and around) there? we live close to the disputed islands of West Philippine Sea so sadly the fishes here is beginning to be much more expensive than chicken like 180 persos per kilo of galunggong now compared to 140 pesos of a whole chicken |
Jun 20, 2020 8:30 PM
#27
deg said: BallistikJuice said: deg said: fried chicken is fine lol and no im not black if someone invokes racial stereotypes Is fish dirt cheap compared to meat in your country (and around) there? we live close to the disputed islands of West Philippine Sea so sadly the fishes here is beginning to be much more expensive than chicken like 180 persos per kilo of galunggong now compared to 140 pesos of a whole chicken Filipino dishes made out of meat or is it more like seafood-based, is it more like Chinese food? I'm tired, typos everywhere, nevermind. |
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Jun 20, 2020 8:37 PM
#28
BallistikJuice said: deg said: BallistikJuice said: deg said: fried chicken is fine lol and no im not black if someone invokes racial stereotypes Is fish dirt cheap compared to meat in your country (and around) there? we live close to the disputed islands of West Philippine Sea so sadly the fishes here is beginning to be much more expensive than chicken like 180 persos per kilo of galunggong now compared to 140 pesos of a whole chicken Filipino dishes made out of meat or is it more like seafood-based, is it more like Chinese food? we rarely have chinese foods in here besides lumpia and chopsuey if those are even chinese foods lol usually fried foods are popular here be it fried chicken or fried fishes or just the usual adobo and sinigang (both fishes and meat) sorry i do not know the english names of those dishes |
Jun 20, 2020 8:46 PM
#29
deg said: BallistikJuice said: deg said: BallistikJuice said: deg said: fried chicken is fine lol and no im not black if someone invokes racial stereotypes Is fish dirt cheap compared to meat in your country (and around) there? we live close to the disputed islands of West Philippine Sea so sadly the fishes here is beginning to be much more expensive than chicken like 180 persos per kilo of galunggong now compared to 140 pesos of a whole chicken Filipino dishes made out of meat or is it more like seafood-based, is it more like Chinese food? we rarely have chinese foods in here besides lumpia and chopsuey if those are even chinese foods lol usually fried foods are popular here be it fried chicken or fried fishes or just the usual adobo and sinigang (both fishes and meat) sorry i do not know the english names of those dishes No, that's fine, simply wanted to know what's the majority of food in your country is like. |
Jun 20, 2020 8:55 PM
#30
BallistikJuice said: deg said: BallistikJuice said: deg said: BallistikJuice said: deg said: fried chicken is fine lol and no im not black if someone invokes racial stereotypes Is fish dirt cheap compared to meat in your country (and around) there? we live close to the disputed islands of West Philippine Sea so sadly the fishes here is beginning to be much more expensive than chicken like 180 persos per kilo of galunggong now compared to 140 pesos of a whole chicken Filipino dishes made out of meat or is it more like seafood-based, is it more like Chinese food? we rarely have chinese foods in here besides lumpia and chopsuey if those are even chinese foods lol usually fried foods are popular here be it fried chicken or fried fishes or just the usual adobo and sinigang (both fishes and meat) sorry i do not know the english names of those dishes No, that's fine, simply wanted to know what's the majority of food in your country is like. ah ok besides fried white meats that are fishes and chicken (people rarely go for red meat here because its not abut being healthy but being cheap) then white meat cooking of adobo, sinigang and nilaga, i only know how to cook sinigang and adobo lol even though nilaga is the easiest so i will learn that too those are the popular kinda weekly if not everyday food dishes around here |
Jun 20, 2020 9:06 PM
#31
deg said: BallistikJuice said: deg said: BallistikJuice said: deg said: BallistikJuice said: deg said: fried chicken is fine lol and no im not black if someone invokes racial stereotypes Is fish dirt cheap compared to meat in your country (and around) there? we live close to the disputed islands of West Philippine Sea so sadly the fishes here is beginning to be much more expensive than chicken like 180 persos per kilo of galunggong now compared to 140 pesos of a whole chicken Filipino dishes made out of meat or is it more like seafood-based, is it more like Chinese food? we rarely have chinese foods in here besides lumpia and chopsuey if those are even chinese foods lol usually fried foods are popular here be it fried chicken or fried fishes or just the usual adobo and sinigang (both fishes and meat) sorry i do not know the english names of those dishes No, that's fine, simply wanted to know what's the majority of food in your country is like. ah ok besides fried white meats that are fishes and chicken (people rarely go for red meat here because its not abut being healthy but being cheap) then white meat cooking of adobo, sinigang and nilaga, i only know how to cook sinigang and adobo lol even though nilaga is the easiest so i will learn that too those are the popular kinda weekly if not everyday food dishes around here The only good chicken here is from KFC (especially those drums), but the ones you buy in the store for some reason tastes like trash (don't matter if you cook it or if it's cooked/baked already), so I very rarely buy any meat from stores here at all (except for packaged smoked Salmon sometimes, but that's fish, lol). |
Jun 20, 2020 9:30 PM
#32
BallistikJuice said: deg said: BallistikJuice said: deg said: BallistikJuice said: deg said: BallistikJuice said: deg said: fried chicken is fine lol and no im not black if someone invokes racial stereotypes Is fish dirt cheap compared to meat in your country (and around) there? we live close to the disputed islands of West Philippine Sea so sadly the fishes here is beginning to be much more expensive than chicken like 180 persos per kilo of galunggong now compared to 140 pesos of a whole chicken Filipino dishes made out of meat or is it more like seafood-based, is it more like Chinese food? we rarely have chinese foods in here besides lumpia and chopsuey if those are even chinese foods lol usually fried foods are popular here be it fried chicken or fried fishes or just the usual adobo and sinigang (both fishes and meat) sorry i do not know the english names of those dishes No, that's fine, simply wanted to know what's the majority of food in your country is like. ah ok besides fried white meats that are fishes and chicken (people rarely go for red meat here because its not abut being healthy but being cheap) then white meat cooking of adobo, sinigang and nilaga, i only know how to cook sinigang and adobo lol even though nilaga is the easiest so i will learn that too those are the popular kinda weekly if not everyday food dishes around here The only good chicken here is from KFC (especially those drums), but the ones you buy in the store for some reason tastes like trash (don't matter if you cook it or if it's cooked/baked already), so I very rarely buy any meat from stores here at all (except for packaged smoked Salmon sometimes, but that's fish, lol). and the fish there are not fresh out from the sea right? i mean the fishermen here immediately sells them early in the morning here after they catch them all night |
Jun 20, 2020 9:33 PM
#33
Rare cooked steak with rice + some delicious sauce :D |
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Jun 20, 2020 10:34 PM
#34
deg said: BallistikJuice said: deg said: BallistikJuice said: deg said: BallistikJuice said: deg said: BallistikJuice said: deg said: fried chicken is fine lol and no im not black if someone invokes racial stereotypes Is fish dirt cheap compared to meat in your country (and around) there? we live close to the disputed islands of West Philippine Sea so sadly the fishes here is beginning to be much more expensive than chicken like 180 persos per kilo of galunggong now compared to 140 pesos of a whole chicken Filipino dishes made out of meat or is it more like seafood-based, is it more like Chinese food? we rarely have chinese foods in here besides lumpia and chopsuey if those are even chinese foods lol usually fried foods are popular here be it fried chicken or fried fishes or just the usual adobo and sinigang (both fishes and meat) sorry i do not know the english names of those dishes No, that's fine, simply wanted to know what's the majority of food in your country is like. ah ok besides fried white meats that are fishes and chicken (people rarely go for red meat here because its not abut being healthy but being cheap) then white meat cooking of adobo, sinigang and nilaga, i only know how to cook sinigang and adobo lol even though nilaga is the easiest so i will learn that too those are the popular kinda weekly if not everyday food dishes around here The only good chicken here is from KFC (especially those drums), but the ones you buy in the store for some reason tastes like trash (don't matter if you cook it or if it's cooked/baked already), so I very rarely buy any meat from stores here at all (except for packaged smoked Salmon sometimes, but that's fish, lol). and the fish there are not fresh out from the sea right? i mean the fishermen here immediately sells them early in the morning here after they catch them all night Yep, fish either frozen or "fresh" for sure here >_> |
Jun 20, 2020 10:52 PM
#35
Japanese Curry with any kind of meat fried and sliced into cutlets with steamed rice and vegetables. Food of the Gods right there. |
Jun 20, 2020 11:30 PM
#36
Fried rice, since theres so many variations I can make like kimchi, shrimp, spam, salty fish, Chinese style, filipino style. deg said: BallistikJuice said: deg said: BallistikJuice said: deg said: BallistikJuice said: deg said: fried chicken is fine lol and no im not black if someone invokes racial stereotypes Is fish dirt cheap compared to meat in your country (and around) there? we live close to the disputed islands of West Philippine Sea so sadly the fishes here is beginning to be much more expensive than chicken like 180 persos per kilo of galunggong now compared to 140 pesos of a whole chicken Filipino dishes made out of meat or is it more like seafood-based, is it more like Chinese food? we rarely have chinese foods in here besides lumpia and chopsuey if those are even chinese foods lol usually fried foods are popular here be it fried chicken or fried fishes or just the usual adobo and sinigang (both fishes and meat) sorry i do not know the english names of those dishes No, that's fine, simply wanted to know what's the majority of food in your country is like. ah ok besides fried white meats that are fishes and chicken (people rarely go for red meat here because its not abut being healthy but being cheap) then white meat cooking of adobo, sinigang and nilaga, i only know how to cook sinigang and adobo lol even though nilaga is the easiest so i will learn that too those are the popular kinda weekly if not everyday food dishes around here If anything the food is very spanish-centric and american centric (since we put hotdogs in our spaghetti). we got our version of "menudo", empanadas, flan, and a myriad of other spanish related things. Filipinos has one of the worst rates of high cholesterol because we literally fry everything and eat rice with every meal. Hell, the only vegetable dish I can think of atm is pinakbet, but I'm just an API so it might be different. Lol even our deserts have rice in them. |
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Jun 20, 2020 11:34 PM
#37
ohml said: Fried rice, since theres so many variations I can make like kimchi, shrimp, spam, salty fish, Chinese style, filipino style. deg said: BallistikJuice said: deg said: BallistikJuice said: deg said: BallistikJuice said: deg said: fried chicken is fine lol and no im not black if someone invokes racial stereotypes Is fish dirt cheap compared to meat in your country (and around) there? we live close to the disputed islands of West Philippine Sea so sadly the fishes here is beginning to be much more expensive than chicken like 180 persos per kilo of galunggong now compared to 140 pesos of a whole chicken Filipino dishes made out of meat or is it more like seafood-based, is it more like Chinese food? we rarely have chinese foods in here besides lumpia and chopsuey if those are even chinese foods lol usually fried foods are popular here be it fried chicken or fried fishes or just the usual adobo and sinigang (both fishes and meat) sorry i do not know the english names of those dishes No, that's fine, simply wanted to know what's the majority of food in your country is like. ah ok besides fried white meats that are fishes and chicken (people rarely go for red meat here because its not abut being healthy but being cheap) then white meat cooking of adobo, sinigang and nilaga, i only know how to cook sinigang and adobo lol even though nilaga is the easiest so i will learn that too those are the popular kinda weekly if not everyday food dishes around here If anything the food is very spanish-centric and american centric (since we put hotdogs in our spaghetti). we got our version of "menudo", empanadas, flan, and a myriad of other spanish related things. Filipinos has one of the worst rates of high cholesterol because we literally fry everything and eat rice with every meal. Hell, the only vegetable dish I can think of atm is pinakbet, but I'm just an API so it might be different. Lol even our deserts have rice in them. yep true and pinakbet is less cooked now here at least on our home because vegetables are getting expensive too lol and yep we fry everything here thats why the number one killer here is heart attack last time i check |
Jun 21, 2020 2:18 AM
#38
Jun 25, 2020 9:28 AM
#39
Mapo Tofu for a single dish, but if I had the option to choose different types of sushi Id pick that |
Jul 12, 2020 7:58 PM
#40
Brazilian food aka feijoada <3 best food in the world |
Jul 12, 2020 11:58 PM
#41
Pizza frutti di mare - just the best. Pizza is always nice. And seafood is great. |
Jul 13, 2020 7:15 AM
#42
I would love to eat noodles for the rest of my life. Also other option is pork cutlet bowl, or Katsudon in Japanese |
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Jul 13, 2020 7:32 AM
#43
I don't have any food that I'm particularly fond of so no matter what I choose, I'd get bored of it after 2 days. |
Jul 15, 2020 10:46 AM
#44
probably just like yogurt and milk/bubble tea- I wouldn't complain if I had a lifetime supply of those. |
Jul 16, 2020 4:11 PM
#45
Katsudon. It’s that one food that I still remember eating for the first time, and immediately afterwards *insert exaggerated mind-blown facial expression* A gyoza on the side would be nice as well. As for drinks, a lemonn iced tea is my preferred beverage. |
Jul 16, 2020 4:17 PM
#46
Rice is the answer. Perhaps with something else, but that should be more than sufficient. |
Jul 17, 2020 3:18 PM
#47
I'd probably go with a burger, too basic to get sick of I imagine. |
Jul 18, 2020 11:59 PM
#48
Infinite meat lover's pizza. ...with all of the meats. |
Aug 25, 2020 2:20 PM
#49
Tomato soup with rice! This is something that I love since early childhood. Of course, not just tomato juice from bottle with some spices added. Something more ambitious, based on meat decoction etc. <3 |
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Aug 25, 2020 2:24 PM
#50
Mayron_Luctus said: Tomato soup with rice! This is something that I love since early childhood. Of course, not just tomato juice from bottle with some spices added. Something more ambitious, based on meat decoction etc. <3 Omg, tomato soup, I used to eat that a lot when I was restricting calories back in the day. Now I can't eat it anymore without feeling like I'm back in anorexia mode, lmao. |
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